Orloff Disgrace and Kuropatkin Reorganization
The article reports Maj Gen Orloff's alleged fault in the Yentai attack near Sukwantun exposing Gen Kuropatkin's left flank and prompting retreat from Liaoyang. Orloff may be removed from the Manchurian army with Stackelberg commended, Fomin wounded, and Stackelberg exonerated. It notes claims about Grippenberg and Kurepatkin's adjustments, plus a Russian field dispatch blaming Orloff for September 2 retreat and the impact on the railway line at Yentai.
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Sykwantun Heights
Thua
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Sukwantun
Ikhopathin
Liaoyang
Angte
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Fomin
Orloft
Harbin
Stackelberg
Kuroki
Taltse
Lineyang
St. Petersburg
Samsonoff
Associated Press
Danieloff
Crusader Seizure Reported By London Telegraph
The British steamer Crusader, sailing from Oregon ports to the Far East, was reported captured by the Japanese and taken to Hakodate. The ship cleared Portland on August 3 with lumber and laths valued at $26,650, under charter to Pacific Export Lumber Company. Neutral cargo, route near Hakodate, papers and cargo under scrutiny by Japanese fleet. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad promotes blood strength and general vigor.
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Pacificxport Lumber Company
Pacific Export Lumber Company
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Takhu
Crusader War Risk Placed. Coal Stop at Moji Noted
The Crusader would bear 62 000 war risk, a fact cited as proof of neutrality since she was ordered to stop at Moji for coal. It is believed the commander obeyed the coal stop instruction. The Crusader is owned by Eskside Steamship Company Limited of Whidby England.
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Novoe Vremya
Rosebery
St. Petersburg
Lord Rosebery
Hdinburgh
Asia
Ruskia
England
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Novosti
Delby
Addow
Angs
Germany
Crusader
Moji
Eskside Steamship Company, Limited
Whidby
Russian Cruisers Ordered to Leave Port Said Within 24 Hours
Port Said Sept 24 The Russian auxiliary cruisers St Petersburg and Solmensky requested coal and provisions to reach Bilzerta Tunis and Libau but were refused and must depart within twenty four hours. Captains met British cruiser Furious this afternoon, Furious ready to sail on two hours notice.
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St. Petersburg
Smolensk
Bilzerta
Tunis
Libau
Urges Baltic fleet front departure in naval writer plea
A well known naval writer M Belamov at St Petersburg calls for prompt Baltic fleet departure arguing delays allow Japan to finish more warships. An admiral complains to Novoe Vremya about lack of enterprise in the navy and failures in the Far East. Berlin reports coal shipments to mine mouth for Russian Baltic fleet with German steamers at Emden carrying English coal.
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Admiralty Board
Bt. Petersburg
M. Belamov
Baltic
Japan
Novoe Vremya
Russiian
Far East
Admiralty
Berlin
Dortmund
Emden
Son of Kansas ranchman dies in London hotel
London dispatch says George A. Davis, claimed son of E. H. Davis of Norwich Kansas, died in a London hotel after arriving two weeks earlier. Hotel manager produced Davis signature and address on the register. Body remained at the mortuary awaiting inquest on September 26. reports tie early death to financial worries amid honeymoon plans.
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George A. Davis
Kansas City
Boston
Mass
Davis
Topeka
Kans
George Davis
E. H. Davis
Norwich
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Ss Son
Russia In Tibet Protocol Talks Surfaces in Paris
Paris Sept 24 Information reaching the highest quarters indicates Russia will probably ask Britain for a protocol defining British intentions in Tibet. It is confirmed that Russia and Britain had a written understanding regarding the British expedition to Tibet. The publication of the treaty text leads officials to believe Britain seeks a political foothold beyond the understanding.
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Paris
Russia
Great Britain
Tibet
Mission to study world governments ships to New York
The Philadelphia brings Tsang Hse Nun and a Chinese suite to New York to study world government systems for possible adoption in China. With Am bassador Choate's help the mission aims to identify reforms suitable for the empire. Also aboard are Morton F. ant and Vilna reports note a Catherine the Great monument unveiling attended by many Polish notables.
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Philadelphia
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Tsang Hse Nun
Nun
China
Europe
Choate
United States
Inne Philadelphia
Morton F.ant
Vilna
Sept
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Catherine
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